My biggest fear now isn't liquidation, but assets scattered across multiple chains: mainnet one, layer two one, various test/test accounts still stuffed in there, flipping through wallets feels like rummaging through drawers looking for keys... Honestly, the more "multi-chain freedom" there is, the easier it is to mess yourself up. My quick fix is: keep only two wallets for frequently used ones, treat the rest as cold storage; for each chain, only keep enough "gas money," and try to consolidate the main holdings into the same chain/same strategy, otherwise hedging becomes difficult. Recently, with another bridge being hacked, I’m even more cautious about blindly bridging assets, preferring to go slower; and after that oracle glitch, when everyone was "waiting for confirmation," I also learned my lesson—if I see something abnormal, I first turn down the leverage, don’t push directly against liquidation levels. Tonight, I’ll label all addresses and tidy up the scattered coins, that’s the plan for now.

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